quick temper

Noun

Meaning

a feeling of resentful anger

Source: WordNet

A quick temper will make a fool of you soon enough. Bruce Lee

Sorry,” I said sweetly, "I'm the new one with the quick temper and the uncontrollable homicidal tendencies. Tanith Lee

A person slow to anger has great understanding; one with a quick temper exalts foolishness. Jewish Proverb

Meacham, page 109; 315 Temperament Jackson's quick temper was notorious. Source: Internet

He was a man of quick temper and vigorous personality, "with a thin face, hawk's nose and hot eyes." Source: Internet

Manuel is afraid of Fawlty's quick temper and violent assaults, yet often expresses his appreciation for being given employment. Source: Internet